Video Games That Were Impossible To Beat Without Cheats

Players guide a hero through challenging flight-based levels. However, the game is notorious for being incredibly difficult – even a slight touch of anything in the environment results in instant failure. Enemies constantly fire projectiles, demanding players memorize attack patterns and react with perfect timing. Many players relied on cheat codes accessed through extra hardware just to see the ending. It’s widely considered one of the most frustratingly unbalanced games ever made for its console.

Quentin Tarantino’s Popular Western Tops Hulu’s Top 10 Most-Watched Movies List This Week

This movie tells the story of Bruce Springsteen’s time recording his 1982 album, ‘Nebraska’. Jeremy Allen White plays Springsteen, showing the musician’s inner struggles as he secluded himself in New Jersey to create the album’s simple, acoustic sound. Directed by Scott Cooper, the film looks at how Springsteen created his art and the personal challenges he faced during this important time in his career. It also explores his past and how he prioritized honesty over what was expected of him commercially.

Beloved Mystery Series Tops Hulu’s Top 10 Most-Watched Series List This Week Again

This popular soap opera still attracts a dedicated audience with its stories set in the town of Port Charles. The show revolves around the complicated relationships and feuds of the Quartermaine and Corinthos families, and the doctors and nurses at the local hospital. Recent episodes have kept up the show’s tradition of surprising plot twists, changing loyalties, and intense emotional drama. It’s currently the longest-running soap opera in America and a long-time favorite on ABC.

Cult Horror Legend, Dead at 83, Fans Remember Her Iconic Roles

Born in Memphis, Texas, actress Carr became well-known in the 1970s for her work in cult horror films. She frequently collaborated with director S.F. Brownrigg on low-budget, yet impactful, movies like Don’t Look in the Basement (1973), Poor White Trash Part II (1974), and Keep My Grave Open (1977).